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SDCF is an extensible and highly configurable sensor data collection framework for Android. The SDCF library provides a full configurable service to collect different sensor data (accelerometer, gsm, wifi, network and gps, light, temperature etc.) on a mobile android device. The data is stored in a local database (on the device) and can be transmitted to a remote host periodically (serialized to XML, and optionally packed into an rsa-encrypted archive). The service can also broadcast the collected sensor data in order to provide it to other applications.

This Android Library manages SPI, I2C, GPIO, ADC, UART and PWM in an Embeded System running Android.This library allows you to write Android applications that can use all hardware available in the system.

Applications for mobile phones with Java installed (KVM MIPS 2), which functions as a calculator to solve basic problems offered to scientists of computing.

MobVoc is a basic vocabulary trainer for small Java-enabled devices (mobile phones, CLDC-1.1/MIDP-2.0). It is ment as a replacement for paper based flashcards. MobVoc reads KVTML2 files produced by Parley and other KDE-Edu applications.

XMIDDLE is a data-sharing middleware for mobile computing that allows applications to share data that are encoded as XML with other hosts, to access the shared data when disconnected from the network, and to reconcile any changes made when possible.

Remata is a flashcard program that focuses on providing aids to students of Koine Greek. However, its ability to import card data from text files makes it suitable for all types of study material.

SRSly is a spaced repetition software for Android to help you study on-the-go. Similar to Mnemosyne, Anki, or SuperMemo, SRSly intends to eventually provide full compatibility with all of these applications.